The wall anchors are stout and when installed properly are very secure. I like the solidness of the anchors and they felt like they will hold up over time. The resistant bands are very thick and look to be a quality product. Time will tell.

These worked really well, I’ve used up to my second to last thickest band on it and it held up. Make sure you drill on studs. These things shift a little on the final tightening so screw top and bottom a little at a time back and forth and always predrill to get a pretty straight install. This is a good and affordable option for home workouts with bands and these anchors. Make sure you test the waters to gauge how much your stud will take, I’m sure there’s a limit.

Makes working with resistance bands easy and challenging. Be sure to connect to wall stud! They are strong and sturdy.

I bought these to go with the resistance bands and they are great together. I can get all the angles for workouts (up, down, across) without a big gym machine taking up space.

These are sleek, low profile, and extremely versatile. I like working out at home, but I don't have the space or resources for a weight set, so I use resistance bands. My bands came with a little anchor that you have to shove in the door frame. It didn't work well and it started to damage the door. I saw these and decided to try them out and I am really happy I did. Installation was easy. Use a beam finder, find a beam, drill some pilot holes, drill in the screws, and get to work. The hardware and instructions included were appropriate for most installations. There is NO WAY these things are getting pulled out of the wall. They're solid as a rock and I don't have to worry about breaking anything. I find that I use the bands more now that they are all set up and constantly in view. Taking them out was easy as well and did minimal damage to the wall. Just needed a little plaster and paint and you couldn't even tell they were there.